Deployments at Zama

From right to left as you look at them, these four pictures show the Romans from their front.
The first shot is of the Roman heavy cavalry, Laelius commanding. You can also see a column of legionaries and one of Scipio's elephant channels:
Now we move along the front of the Roman deployment. The heavy horse are just off to the right of this photograph. It clearly shows more legionaries in columns; the elephant channels; and Velites out front:

Moving along to the next batch of legionaries. You can see some of Masinissa's throng of Numidian cavalry to the left:

And finally, a full shot of the Numidians:

Now for the Carthaginians. The first photo here is of Tychaeus' Numidians. These are outnumbered two to one by Masinissa, but are of much better quality. In the event, they managed to hold their own:

Part of Hannibal's centre. Tychaeus is off to the right of this shot:

The rest of the Carthaginian centre:
Finally, the heavy cavalry facing Laelius. They are more numerous than the Romans, but not so good:

For reasons of space, we set up the Carthaginian lines relatively close to one another. As the game progressed, they spaced out nicely. More shots to come!